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Hidden Cats in New York by Nukearts Studio is the follow-up to Hidden Cats and London and sees the felines hiding all over The Big Apple. Players must once again find all the cats one by one to reveal the final colored art. This time there are a total of 777 hidden objects to find in the entire game, and along with the Normal and Advanced Mode, players can also take on six bonus levels. Check out the video below for a quick look at some of the modes
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Beat Invaders draws inspiration from arcade classics such as Space Invaders and Galaga but merges the addictive gameplay with neon-lit visuals and a great soundtrack. The game is simple to control, but multiple modes, mountains of power-ups, and some roguelike elements keep it interesting.
Gameplay: The gameplay is fast and frantic, but multiple modes and difficulty settings make it very accessible too.
Graphics: While there’s nothing particularly awe-inspiring about the visuals everything looks good and the overall presentation is very polished.
Sound: The 33 tracks all sound great and actually influence the gameplay, which is a neat touch
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VOYAGER challenges players to light up solar systems and uncover the planets orbiting in the dark. It is a very simple and minimalist experience, but the unique gameplay coupled with the Lofi soundtrack sets it apart from other titles. Completing all 24 levels doesn’t require a lot of effort, but an endless mode and couch co-op side mode provides enough incentive to return to it. Fans of casual games should definitely add this one to their collection.
Gameplay: VOYAGER is simple enough that anyone can pick it up and start having fun without long tutorials or explanations.
Graphics: The art style is very minimalist, but the use of light and shadow as well as the planet trails gives it a unique look and feel.
Sound: The Lofi soundtrack is a perfect match for the game and enhances the overall experience
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Gameloft treated owners of The Oregon Trail on PC and the Nintendo Switch with a release of free DLC. The Cowboys and Critters DLC, which was previously exclusive to the Apple Arcade version, adds a ton of new stories and experiences for players to enjoy
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Prodeus by Bounding Box Software and Humble Games is a first-person shooter of old, re-imagined using modern rendering techniques and technology. In addition to a hand-crafted campaign from industry FPS veterans, the game also features co-op and competitive multiplayer that draws on classic modes. Other highlights include a fully integrated level editor and a built-in community map browser. Check out the video below to see the first level of the campaign mode in action
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Miniland Adventure by Imilkowski Dev, Gameparic, PlayWay, and Games Incubator is a game where the world doesn’t generate itself. Instead, players get to shape it as they wish. Starting with a small patch of land, players can expand their world with biome tiles they receive daily. The game also features plenty of exploring, resource collecting, crafting, building, fighting, farming, and more. Check out the video below for a quick look at the first few days in the game
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Voyager by Planetary Gears and Logical Extremes is a minimalist, relaxing, and atmospheric experience to chill out to for a while. Players take control of Voyager and are tasked with bringing back the light once more. To do so, they must boost around the solar system finding the planets while creating emergent celestial art. Check out the video below for a quick look at some of the game’s opening levels
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The Tale of Bistun is a unique title that draws inspiration from an epic 12th-century Persian poem. As such, the focus is very much on the story and not so much on the occasional action sequences that punctuate long bouts of walking through beautiful environments. Nevertheless, the game is brief enough not to become too repetitive, and the excellent narration keeps the adventure compelling. There’s not much here for action fans or those expecting an RPG experience, but fans of the source material will enjoy this unique interpretation.
Gameplay: Apart from some brief hack-and-slash combat sections, the game features lots of wandering along a linear path while listening to an omniscient narrator.
Graphics: The visuals could be more detailed, but everything is colorful, and there are plenty of beautiful areas to traverse.
Sound: The traditional Iranian instruments used for the soundtrack are a nice touch, and the narrator is excellent
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Hidden Cats in London is a casual and wholesome hidden object game where the goal is to find felines that blend into the background of a large illustration of London. Finding all the cats in a zone fills it with color until the entire drawing is completed. It’s a fun and relaxing experience but very short-lived. The inclusion of an advanced mode that features more cats in random locations boosts the replay value, along with some smaller bonus levels that can be unlocked. The wallet friend price tag also makes Hidden Cats in London a game that can be bought on impulse without regret.
Gameplay: Finding all the cats hidden away is fun, but some of them are tiny, to say the least.
Graphics: The illustration of London is big and detailed, with plenty of humorous details that can be seen up close.
Sound: The soundtrack is relaxing, but the constantly meowing cats can become a distraction
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Hidden Cats in London is a short and pleasant experience by Nukearts Studio, where players need to find the felines hidden in beautiful monochromatic illustrations. As the cats are found, the final colored art of the image is revealed. The game also features an Advanced mode with 150 cats in semi-random positions, along with special cats and city people that can be found to unlock bonus levels. Check out the video below for a quick look at where the cats are lurking in Normal mode
